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PDub ReDub: Catching up after a week off

PDRD returns as a team-by-team recap of the past week of PWHL action, now moved over from its former home on Rinksiders. This year, it will be formatted as a PWHL power ranking and will include an outside-the-box stat for each team!

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The Morning Bark

The Quiz of the Day

Who improved their stock to make Canada, USA women’s Olympic hockey teams?

With the Rivalry Series now complete, featuring a one-sided domination from the United States, we’re on the homestretch to roster configuration for the two North American superpowers heading into the 2026 Winter Olympics.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 24

6 takeaways from Week 1 of PWHL: Vancouver shows out, Sirens start strong

We might be just a few days into the 2025-26 season, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to talk about. We had stellar performances from new and returning faces, a legendary debut out west, and a couple of surprising results from the team’s first few games of the year.

PWHL News / The Hockey Writers / November 22

Sceptres Fight Back to Take Down Frost 2-1

The Minnesota Frost opened their season at home against the Toronto Sceptres on Friday night, Nov. 21. Prior to the start of the game, the Frost raised their second Walter Cup championship banner and had both Walter Cups on the ice for the ceremony.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 21

PWHL teams announce rosters for 2025-26 season

We’re a little over 24 hours away from the puck dropping on the 2025-26 PWHL campaign, and there’s a ton of excitement and anticipation heading into the league’s third season.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 20

Forecasting the 2025-26 PWHL season: Most exciting and disappointing teams, predictions and more

The third season of the Professional Women’s Hockey League is shaping up to be an exciting one. With the hype surrounding the news team – the Seattle Torrent and Vancouver Goldeneyes – along with a plethora of faces in new places, the 2025-26 campaign has a lot to behold.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 19

2025-26 PWHL team preview: Vancouver Goldeneyes

Within 11 months, Vancouver hockey fans will have gone from flocking to a record-breaking crowd at the PWHL Takeover Tour to cheering on their very own

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 19

Canada’s hockey teams chasing something special in Italy

TORONTO, Ont. – Emma Maltais has been to the Olympics before. But pulling on the Canadian colors never gets old. On Tuesday, Maltais and other prospective

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 18

2025-26 PWHL team preview: Toronto Sceptres

The Toronto Sceptres went into last season with high expectations, hoping to avenge their first-round defeat at the hands of the Minnesota Frost. But Toronto

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 17

Victoire to host Sceptres at third annual ‘Duel at the Top’ at Bell Centre

Two of the premier teams in the PWHL will meet again at one of North America’s biggest arenas. On Monday, the league announced that the Montreal Victoire and Toronto Sceptres will meet in the annual “Duel at the Top” at the Bell Centre.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 17

2025-26 PWHL team preview: Seattle Torrent

The Seattle Torrent has high expectations. It’s the territory they skate into as the newest team in Seattle, a city brimming with titles for its women’s

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 14

2025-26 PWHL team preview: Montreal Victoire

The Montreal Victoire finished the 2024-25 campaign with the best record in the PWHL, going 12-7-3-8 with 53 points — five points clear of the second-place

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 13

2025-26 PWHL team preview: Minnesota Frost

The first two seasons for the Minnesota Frost have been carbon copies of one another. The team entered each campaign with high expectations and looked like the best team in the league over the first two months.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 12

2025-26 PWHL team preview: Boston Fleet

It came down to one game. The Boston Fleet simply had to beat the Minnesota Frost on the final day of the regular season, and they were off to the playoffs once again.

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 10

Calgary, Chicago, Detroit headline 2025-26 PWHL Takeover Tour sites

The Professional Women’s Hockey League is hitting the road once again, taking the PWHL Takeover Tour to 11 different cities across a record 16-game schedule

PWHL News / Daily Faceoff / November 6

How the PWHL landed on the Vancouver Goldeneyes and Seattle Torrent

For a process that usually takes years, the PWHL had months. They wanted team identities for the league’s first expansion teams, unlike the original six

PWHL News / The Hockey Writers / November 6

6 Minnesota Frost Players To Take Part in USA-Canada Rivalry Series

The NHL is well underway, the PWHL is just around the corner, and it’s also time for the women’s Rivalry series to get underway. For those who don’t know about the Rivalry Series, it’s exactly as it sounds: a set of games between two of the biggest rivals in hockey history, the United States and Canada.

PWHL News / Total Apex Sports / October 13

PWHL 2025–26 Season Preview: Stats, Strategy, Top Players, Key Matchups

Okay, fellow puckheads, sharpen your skates and charge your spreadsheets because the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is back, and the 2025–26 season is shaping up to be a glorious grind of elite talent, tactical brilliance, and deeply satisfying hockey chaos.

PWHL News / Field Level Media / October 1

PWHL dropping puck on third season on Nov. 21

The Professional Women's Hockey League will open its third regular season on Nov. 21. The 2025-26 campaign will feature a total of 120 games, with all eight teams playing a 30-game slate.

PWHL News / The Hockey Writers / September 18

One Breakout Candidate for Each PWHL Team in 2025-26

The third season of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) will bring a bit of a different look for fans, nevertheless it should exciting. Two new teams this season not only creates new fans, but new opportunities for the players.

Jeanie Buss News / Yardbarker / June 19

Lakers sale creates a powerhouse in Los Angeles sports

After 46 years of ownership, the Buss family agreed to sell a controlling interest in the Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter, CEO of Guggenheim Partners. It's the end of an era for the Lakers, and the continuation of a pro sports dynasty in Southern California.

Buss family to sell Lakers for record sum

Lakers sale could lead to the franchise's next golden age

Magic Johnson shares his thoughts about Mark Walter buying Lakers

Mark Cuban should be a cautionary tale for Lakers governor Jeanie Buss

Why the Lakers' desperation remains their biggest weakness

Lakers' LeBron James answers if he will play in 2028 Olympics